Manchester City have secured their fourth Premier League title in five seasons, following a dominant 3-0 victory over Brighton on Sunday.
The match was a familiar one for the Citizens, who dominated from start to finish and looked well set to seal the title before half-time. After a goalless first half, they broke the deadlock through Leroy Sane's header just before the break, setting up a tense second period where both sides had chances to score.
However, it was Manchester City who took control in the second half, with Kevin De Bruyne and Phil Foden combining to give them a comfortable lead late on. The final whistle blew as the home fans celebrated their team's hard-fought victory, leaving the league leaders in pole position for the title.
It is a remarkable achievement for Manchester City, who have been heavily tipped to struggle this season after losing key players like Sergio Aguero and Gabriel Jesus. However, they have shown incredible resilience and determination throughout the campaign, and their victory against Brighton is proof of that.
With only three games remaining in the season, Manchester City now have a commanding lead at the top of the table and look set to claim their fifth Premier League title in seven years. It will be a fitting end to an impressive campaign for the Citizens, who have once again proved themselves as one of the best teams in world football.